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Louisiana Purchase
- 1803
- Thomas Jefferson
Politics still largely dominated by deference until
What is deference?
-1820
-Letting wealthy decide
Jacksonian Democracy was post...
1820
What was Jacksonian Demoracy?
-Jacksonians believed in universal white male suffarage (ability to vote)
-Less wealthy and property requirenment to vote
Voter participation increased to 80% by..
1840
Free blacks elibile to vote in 4 states by...
and which states
1858
- New Hampshire, Main, Mass, Vermont
Washington presidency term
1789-1797
John Adams presidency term
1797-1801
Jefferson presidency term
1801-1809
James Madison presidency term
1809-1817
James Monroe presidency term
1817-1825
Andrew Jackson presidency term
1829-1837
War of 1812
- Madison as president goes back to war with Britian
-Ended in tie with treaty of Gent
- Andrew Jackson won battle of New Orleans in 1815 and became popular
- Started era of good feelings
"era of good feelings" lasted into the late...
what ideas present
1810s
- British not retaking America
- 1 political party "democratic-republicans"
- More ppl can vote and move west
Missouri crisis date and signifigance
1819
- First time issue of westward expansion raised issue of slavery
Name, year, and person that made Slavery reinstalled
1790s: Eli Whitney's cotton gin
made cotton a profitible cash crop in americas and ushered the production of plantations and slavery inland
Election with just one political party, Henry Clay convinces House of Reps to make John Quincy Adams president, Andrew Jackson called the "corrupt bargain of....
1824
Missouri compromise person, year and signifigance
1820
Henry Clay
- Maine admitted as free so that missouri admitted as slave, KEPT 50/50 balance
- Engrained sectionalism (N vs S)
- Created new line across rest of Louisiana territory, only settling things in Louisiana purchase territories
- Didn't settle underlying issue of slavery
Election with 2 poltical parties because Jackson broke off and created democratic party
1828
what was Andew Jackson's spoils system?
gave government jobs to only his friends and those loyal to him, led to corrupt officials
Andrew Jackson supporters called...
Jackson Coalition- "the common man"
1828 tariff name and def
"Tarrif of Abominations" aka tariff passed that benefitted northern manufactures at expense of southern.
Theory of Nullification developed mainly in the late...
and who is leader
1820s
John C. Calhoun
Year in which the nullification theory came to a head (nullification crisis) when the new tariff was passed
1832
what is nullification
state could ignore a national law by nullifying an act of congress
tariff of 1832 passed by who and did what
by Jackson that lowered the 1828 rates, brought nullification crisis to head instead
SC nullified tariff of 1832 on
Feburary 1st, 1833
Force Act what year and what happened
1833
- Jackson pursuaded Congress to pass in order to use military force to executre federal laws
The compromise tariff: when, who, what, and signifigance
1833
- Henry Clay, lowered tariff rate over a period of 10 years.
- didn't permamentely allow settlment over slavery or states power issues
- taught southerners to cry and rebel in order to get their way
- symbol as jackson signs force act first, SC nullifies force act but signs comprimise
Manifest destiny definition
Manifest= clear and obvious
Destiny= fate
Americans thought God backed them to expand across the whole nation
In the year _______, more than 200 nations lived in the southwest, Great Plains, Cali, and pacific northwest
1840
Year that the first party of 69 pioneers left missouri for Cali, led by John Bidwell
1841
"Panic of ____", when and what happened
1837
- Jackson causes economic dowturn
- inflation/unemployment pushes ppl to be willing to move and become pioneers
Donner Party when and signifigance
1846
- Party of pioneers get trapped in mountains over winter, caniballism showed that life on trail was difficult
name of person that attracted colonists to texas and started American protests for their slaves in Texas still under Mexican rule
Steven F. Austin
Year that Mexico reafirmmed the constitutional prohibition against slavery, established military posts along the US-Mexico border, restricted trade with the US, and decreed an end to further American Immigration.
1827
- Santa Anna overthrew the government and declared himself Dictator of Mexico
- Stephen F. Austin imprisoned in Mexico City
1834
-American colonists adopted a constitution and organized a temporary gov, voted against independance
-Sam Houston elected to lead military forces vs Santa Anna
1835
Texas captured Mexico's military headquarters at San Antonio
1836
Battle of the Alamo when and what cry
Feburary 22- March 6, 1836
Mexican victory
"remember the alamo" cry
Sam houston
Battle that won Texas it's independence
San Jacinto in 1836
time range and meaning of "Lone Star Republic"
1836-1845
- when Texas was a one state republic and indendant from Mexico/US
- Calhoun's annexation treaty failed to gain approval
Spring 1844
election of 1844: winner and what happened
James K. Polk, a democrat, because John Tyler (president currently/whig) had brought back texas ? to try and get realected, Clay ended up elected as Whig canidate but failed to gain popularity because against annexation versus Polk who was FOR texas annexation and whole platform based on manifest destiny, moving south and taking oregon from british for northerners.
Annexation of Texas passed by Congress in
January 1845
What is "54 40 or fight?"
Polks democratic campaign, they want all northwest territory (Oregon) from British
"Oregon Treaty of _______" year and signifigance
1846
- 49th parralell established US border between US and british Canada.
-Polk compromises with British, angered northerners because he fought hard for Texas for the south, but compromised for Oregon for northerners.
USA offered Mexico a deal which they rejected in...
and what was being argued
1845
- Us thought border was at Rio Grande River, mexico thought Texas was smaller
What happened in March 1846
On Presiden's orders, US general Zachary Taylor provoked Mexico by setting up a camp on the Rio Grande River in the undisputed territory
Mexican calvary forced clashed with small american force in debated territory in texas and several americans killed
April 25, 1846
President James K. Polk convinced congress to declare war bcs argued they were attacked in their land
May 11, 1846
When did american forces take over Mexico City
September 1847
Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo year and what was agreed
1848
- Mexico agreed that Texas' border was at Rio Grande River
Signifigance of Texas war
and what year did churches split
added over 1 million miles of land, because of this new land the fatal issue of slavery in these territories will politically divide (sectionalism) and create civil war later
- 1844 churches split
Gold discovered at Sutter's Mill
January 24, 1848
First printed account of gold rush
March 15, 1849
Year that 80,000 men arrived in Cali for Gold Rush
1849
Gasden purchase
1853, railroad helped settlement of West, US and Mexico Chinese helped build Transcontinental Southern Railroad, transport goods from East to West.
Took over mexico city when
september 1847